This morning in our series of reviews of the last year we are heading back over to East London and taking a look back at the year of Street Art and Graffiti in Hackney Wick & Fish Island. Hackney Wick is always an interesting place to visit, with the sections of painted walls along the canal receiving […]Read Post ›
Next up in our series of reviews of the last year we are heading over to North London and taking a look back at the year of Street Art in Camden Town. Camden Town has long been a hub of high quality Street Art, a place with a sense of creative energy and certainly one of our […]Read Post ›
This morning in our series of reviews of the year we are taking a look back at Shoreditch, which alongside the adjoining area of Brick Lane, make up the epicentre of London’s Street Art scene. An area that is a must visit destination for tourists and enthusiasts alike, and whilst there you will regularly pass Street Art tours and countless […]Read Post ›
We thought next in our series of reviews of the year we would again take a look at the beauty of collaborations. This for us is one of the most impressive things with Street Art, something you don’t see in most other art forms and certainly not to such an extent. Some artists paint in pairs […]Read Post ›
Well it certainly has been a fantastic year for Street Art around London, and we here at London Calling Blog have very much continued to just have a blast along the way. We have had the chance to travel all over London to hunt out and witness some amazing art, we have met a number […]Read Post ›
One of our last catch up pieces here with a look at the fantastic output from Binho Ribeiro around London, with his striking works which gives life to all the elements of his creations in that distinctly fun and bold illustrative based context. Over in July to paint for a series of events, including the […]Read Post ›
Playing catch up yet again (almost done) on this occasion with the Street Art of the ‘Festival of Brasil’ at the Horniman Museum in Forest Hill, and Street Art wise facilitated by Brailiarty. The event saw a set of a dozen pieces painted upon boards and placed about the Museum’s striking grounds, certainly providing an interesting […]Read Post ›
Playing catch up again here with a pair of collaborations involving Louis Masai placed up a month or so back now, but were both so good we still wanted to share here. First up we have a work with Brazilian Street Artist Milo Tchais who was visiting London as part of the LATA Festival (covered here) […]Read Post ›
Last week over the course of four days from Wednesday to Saturday the second LATA Street Culture Festival took place at the Red Gallery in Shoreditch, comprising an exhibition, live painting, film and workshops, all dedicated to exhibiting established and upcoming Brazilian artists. The festival was curated and organized by Braziliarty and Pigment, who again both did […]Read Post ›
Today we thought we would take a look at the Street Art along Caledonian Road, the mile and a half north-south run straight through the Borough of Islington. We have some ten works to share with you below, all that are either directly along Caledonian Road or in the immediate vicinity along its many side streets, […]Read Post ›
